The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 5, 1940, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUG. 5, 1940 By CLIFF STERRETT [ e e S N.L. TROAST as a paid-up subscriber to The Daily Alaska Empire is invited to present this coupon this evehing at the box office of the — - CAPITOL THEATARE and receive 2 POLLY AND HER PALS Do W THIS, YOUNG LADIES, e T e ITS AN ALL~- SEASON tickets to see: “NINQTCHEA" Federal Fax—ie per Person WATCH THIS SPACE ey Al DR Your Name May Appear! 3 AT TAXPAYERS The Common Council of the City | of Juneau will sit as an Equ: tion Board in the Coancil CI bers of the City Hall from 8 pm. to MARINE NEWS | i B —— = — 4 8th. The Board will consider com- WAY SOUTH TAKES 19 TO Heat Wave Draws Millions to Beaches STEAMER MOVEMENT€|| : adju to the roll that are found nec- ary After final meeting of the Board adjustments can be NORTIHBOUND imbia at 10 o'cluck ing. Should b& in before no further made, OMOIrew Mmort pert ailing eral hours H. J westward Princ Louise arrive tOmMorrow TURNER, adv. rk scheduled to afternoon Leave Due Juneau Northbound July 30 Due Juneay Southbound Aug. 5 or evening Northland due lale tomorrow night or early Wednesday SCHEDULED SATLINC Prince Geor che: 11 from Var Ala. cheduled Seattle 9 a. n Prince Charlott from Va Steamer ALEUTIAN YUKON *BARANOF COLUMBIA Seattle July 27 July 30 Aug. H July 31 3 Aug. 9 Aug. 3 Aug. 6 Aug.12 ALASKA Aug. 6 Auz. 10 A MT. McKINLEY Aug. 7 Aug. 10 ALEUTIAN Aug. 10 /\ns: 13 YUKON Aug. 13 /\u:, 17 ® Perfect comfort ® Splendid food ® Every convenience and service ® Centrally located il couver 9 ton .arge Rooms all with bath. | Special Rates to Permanent Guests ALASKANS ™ Hotel . NEW WASHINGTON ©eceeseseesso0ceece o #—Calls at Yakutat Northbound and Southbound. {—9-Day Totemland Cruise *—Connects with S. 8§ Seattle 9 p. Stretten. Mr. and Cordova at Cordova for § ° VcKin hedulec seward, Kodlak ana om S August Moun Seldovia FOR OTHEIt INFORMATION R TH TICKWT OFFICE—2 FREIGHT OFFICES—4 H. 0. ADAMS———Agent 10000080 0006C0900000006000060000000C000000060000eeSs86a000 Edwards, Mr. and d 4 e Gordon Wilde iARDING FORTS A. J. Linde ZENITH BADIOS 1941 Models Now on Display REPAIRS and SERVICE JUNEAU RADIO SERVICE Phone 464 Bill Hixson to sail from Seattle August 9 at 10 a. m nation-w 1; feat wave bx aches from coast to coa. CLIPPER MAIL "‘“HMG[Q MZ hp{i L€ 5 Johnson, Carl George Heinzurger, Thomas g e g Juneau-.r-mfbé}.ks Route SUNDAY wipimgmomsimvet *————— | MARINE AIRWAYS—U. S. MAIL ” For Cordova—Stanley Zuern, E | 2-Way Radio Communication o] o o 'y e T Hiis New Record as Sifferman. ; e e v e Speeds Up TIMELY CLOTHES | SCHED For Kodiak ")"‘.“'"“ SEAPLANE CHARTER SEKVICE—ANY PLACE IN ALASKA NUNNBUSH SHOES HEADQUARTERS JUNEAU—PHONE 623 et as Exodus for Arm STEION HATS ‘ — were Mr | 1 9 ( ome I A e R T ERS TR PHONE 623 and o M T e e o D Beatienmens vous of e st PTOJECIS Contine Quity Wokcloties | ALASKA AIR TRANSPOR! it el A S R ) , . SPORT, Inc. John- | tion . the monin| As the' stre Army con h Aleuiian ; P e~ T ‘ 650 han at any yormal mail northern field M“l" s were gotler est westbound list In vears '13 o here from Westward points and HOSAGRESTR, B greater M- | oying 15 from here southbound. | ber of them stee e g : From Valdez—Mrs. R. B. Black, COMPANY at the Charle Tarte seorge Clark, E oW ars e Charles W. Carter TIDES TOMORROW margin, the 2,800-pound one-month | Ge0rge_Clark, Edna Downer, MIS.|p, " pae 1, Carlson, Helen Poin- . Tuesday afternoon R. F. Kronquist and child, Ailecn Schmitz, Josephine Sel - e Redman, row Atkinson, Irving Barkley, ol 6 eatiis s et oty ; il ’\""”",C'L'[; ”YC.]“”;""A‘]’“.“'“"" For Ketchikan—A. Blackerby, E. hanem, J. T. Yolland, Alphon: |yt o PLANE MOVEMENTS l of Anchoraze 2-Way Radio Station KANG Early Today lite v r way, the steamer Baranof e From Seward, passengers were M. | B 2 i record for last yea dexter, M. C. Seiler, James Williams, | cent DeVere, A. W. Peterson, Frank Mis. R. P..Le . Mr, and M o Hundt, R. O. Radelet, Morzan Wal- duled t« ail from wust 9 at 9 a. m leutian scheduled to sail from seattle August 10 at 9 a. m nce Rupert scheduled to from Vancouver August 12 at 9p. m SOUTHBOUND SATLINGS Princess Alice scheduled to sail southbound at 9 a. m. tomor- Denadi Seattle s the country's ‘his is New York's Coney Island, well filled. Some Al Yorkers evacuated the city to escire the heat { N N \ New : g (2 5t ey Hugl Walter Peterson, H. BARA'{@F Gunderson, P. Hanifew, Paul Dan- g a7 | ; o, e som. | SANITARY PLUMBING and | riton, Robert Johui- J. Manning HEATING COMPANY son muel Tatroff Woodrow Gledhil, Murray Johnson, W. . NIEMI, Owner Walter S n, Pat Shinners, C. O, “Lét your plumbing worry be Lombe, J. Pende our worry.” PHONE 788 MCRINLEY TAKES 29 - FROM HERE riled on M Kinley for Alaska Steamship Comany SERVJCE-ON'ALL-ALARSKA‘ROUTES - Taku scheduled southhound tomorrow mo Baranof Friday LOCAL SAIL S Estebeth scheduled to sail every at 6 p. m. for Sit- ming e ST e R ) S S scheduled southbound nine p: Mourt Workmen trowd Steamer y Wednesday Petersburg; Port Kake and way Gt Dart leaves ev at 1 p. m. for Alexander, ports mail €« 980900 eE000C0 L0 e00000600000¢C N PHONE 612 FRED HENNING Complete Outfitter for Men rbanks Territory, D abor greater exient since the two T Elwood Tho! Rev. McIntyre from Seattle for J. H. Casper, N 50 a. m. Tuesday John Cashen, P. flight postponed on account mmons, H' B. Chappell, R of fog. sommers, Claude Hirst, Wellman ® PAA Electra due Elwcod Thoma banks about 4 Wrangell—Margaret on afterncon Gusman Planes scheduled to fly ever S .. : morning at 9 o'clock for Sitk scheduled to Juneau Today Clipper cover answered were carr but flights below D pourn ince have fallen but that | b figure, o pounds of mail The effect of PAA's new Juneau Seattle, service on its Juneau- Fairbanks service has been to send ° . ° . . from Fair- « o'clock this @ . . . . . John Mortuary on Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle Leaves Seattle Aug. 6 Aug. 13 WEEK !AILINGS—JIIIH‘ to Neattie Leave Ar.Juneau Lv.Juneau Seattle No.Bound So.Bound Aug. 2 Aug. 6 ..Aug. 13 Aug. 13 Time) 16 am, 186 feet. am. -29 feet High tide—2 p.m., 186 feet TIME ‘I'O CALL : 8:57 pm., -05 feet Low tide—8:5 - - The Daily Alaska Emplre has the largest paid circulation of any Al- FOR YOUR CAB | aska newspaper. I _rorowaycas co. N ot BT (Sun High tide—2 Low tide—8 Subscripe to The Daily Amska pire —the paper with the lar guaranteed circalation S 8. 8. TAKU . S. S. TYEE . S. TAKU NORTHLAND TN Budio HANGAR and SHOP in JUNEAU | apt. Joseph Aagsiat Enm The steamer A :u( fan passed ATTENTIUN 7ASONS weather permitting. that route’s poundage to a record Seattie and nine from Ketchikan Baker, James Berkley, Mary Lee el o8 Kronquist, Ernest Kronquist, Mar- |yt - ™ PO € s Y elson Purdy, Harry Savage. B o i i NORTH SFA .. On 1 1L ith Iirs the )} crowding e n 1 day W | L e Japs.. | southbound through Juneau carly Westward from t e 1a is S 9 passengers est. westhound list in -years, 113 | his momning with 19 passenger Masons please attend the . e é % | Council, C. W. Davies, Opal More, v DO ey et 10p b high of 3850 pounds for the| From Seatile. pas FETC lorence Syverud, Bugene Stout ALASKA TRANSPORTATION ey month of July, topping by a wide| Tneodora Budwin, My Joshe! b e ;“'”,‘ -\,KL"?( ’}‘,“p'f'.\‘.‘f""-m From Cordova—Elmer Higgins, R. S DL, SRREY B SHLLY) S. McCarrey, Mr. and Mrs. Herb From Ketchikan—Mary K. Cau- . : Mrs, John Klingbeil, Peggy Strand thorne, Lillie Ferrell, Major John | ¢ 500l joo Toska and cora Holt HENRY GREEN, Agent CITY WHARF GUY SMITH, Dougtas Agent PASSENGERS FREIGHT REFB!GEIA’I‘!ON § S A T Subscribe for The Empire. 3 —The Sign of { Dependable Service- READ DOWN READ UP Mon. and Thur Tues. and Fridays 10:00 Seattle R 3:00 v a P Lv. 11:10 3:30 v chi Ar. 10:40 Lv. 9:00 Mon. and Thurs Ar. 3:50 T. Lv. 1:40 Ar. 1:10 Lv. ¢ Ly [ Lv. 9:00 Wed. and Sun. 2:00 Lv: Fairbank e R 9:30 r y Lv. 4:30 9:50 1 1 Ar. 4:10 11:30 Ar. Nom 65 Lv. 1:00 Wednesday 230 5:45 515 4:50 4:45 408 400 2:30 $ 95.00 . 171.00 Wednesday 8:00 v. Fa s 150 M. T. Ar 10:45 r 11515 A v Ar SEATTLE TO IUNEAU ROUND TRIP . Passengers —— Mcnl —_— Exprm Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc. LOUIS A. DELEBECQUE District Sales Manager WONDER-FUL_mayhe Penelope Shoo as a female scare- crow deesn’'t shoo away many crows at the N. Y, world’s fair wheat field but chances are she doesn’t shoo dway male visitors (expecisliy bakers) either. Cos- tume was by Hattie Carnegie, brecht. Sailing to.Seward, were E, E. Al- len, B. Julian, Vernon Horn, Helvin n, Wiliam Smith, R. M. Berg, O. Lapala, Charles Butts, M. Tam- anovich, L. J. Cashen, T. Tuckonen R. A. Tracey, Sr., F. Schwartzbacker, R. Henderson, LeRoy Wickstrom, H |catre, Mrs. L. J. Palmer, Alice Chambers, Patricia Chambers, M Chambers, John McManamin, Mr. and Mrs, R. J. Bauer, H. R. early Sunday morning. Alice Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Those leaving were, Miss Hoflin, Borleske, Mr. and Mrs. John Keyser, Julia | Fulton Smith, L. Schrafter, Glenn | Neill, Dave Hoffman, J. A. Smith, | Newton, John Harken, Joe Guy, J.|T. A Lea, L. M. Carr. Mrs. A. New- M. Eustu, Roy Sanborn, Charies | lin, Mrs. J. J. Devin, O. F. Weinard. | Radosevich, Art Fr cethbiadd o Kline, W. H. McCasland, Harold Brigham, James Valleson, John Sul- ' HOSPITAL NOTES | livan, Tom Langley, Tom Merickle. Charles, Muhovich, F D. Clemen Mrs. Benny Mohs and her baby daughter were dismissed = yester- | Roy Clement, O. W ald, Clif? e Ferrell day afterncon from St. Ann's Hos- pital. RUPERT GOES SOUTH: TAKES | 10 FROM HERE. e on the steamer Prince Ruperli cet, Owen njamin Blanton, Roh- James Hunter, C. J. Clayton Liveley, Stanley n, E bert Tracy Branchene, Wildeman For Valdez Hager, Pat ster Scott ter. Charles After receiving medical care \at Bob Kimball, James St. Ann’s Hospital, Pete Hanson was | Brennan, A. Shattuck, dismissed today. | Davis Hersheltz, R. 5 Meadows, C. Van-| Esther Kacjson of Hoomah was derbreggen, Richard Stephens, Mal-|admitted to the Government Hos- | colm Moe, Robert Rowe, Walter pital for medical treatment today.| Bott, Charles Read, William Hege- | worth, Lewis Gerard, Jack Snure, l Betsy Kadake underwent a major BEdmund Hickey, G. H. Henning, operation'this morning at the Gov- Wayne White, Mrs. Simon Hellen- | ernment Hospital. thal, Miss Camlin, O. M DeSpaln.} i o it J. DeSpain, H. Sadler, Ray Hill, Empire Classifieds Pay! -D.B. 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